Even though the scope of Project Indiana is somehow clearer than it was a few weeks ago, could somebody (preferrable Ian) explain and give a big picture about how the Indiana distro differentiates from current Sun owned distros like Solaris Express? other than ownership of course.
And other than creating an accessible-to-newcomer distro, what's other possibilities Project Indiana would possibly have? Does it means more visual eye-catcher? more radical service/configuration management like SMF service-only? Or more codec and mplayer bundled? Most of current discussion focus on the question: is project indiana *THE* distribution, however, other than status debate, I hope there could be more concrete, technical description of what Project Indiana will look like and address. Cheers, Ivan. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
